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Malicious URLs hidden in QR codes — in emails, PDF invoices, and physical signage. These bypass email security filters and redirect victims to credential-harvesting sites on unmanaged mobile devices, outside your EDR monitoring reach. Used by nation-state actors including North Korea's Kimsuky group.

Prompt injection attacks on LLM-powered business tools. Attackers poison documents, websites, and knowledge bases to manipulate AI assistants into leaking sensitive data or performing unauthorized actions — a zero-click attack on your AI infrastructure that traditional security tools cannot detect.

Bombardment of push authentication requests at 3 AM until an exhausted employee approves one. Combined with credentials from info-stealer malware, this technique reliably bypasses multi-factor authentication even in well-protected environments.

A criminal marketplace where specialized hackers sell network access to ransomware gangs, data thieves, or nation-state actors. Your compromised VPN credentials could be on sale right now — prices range from $500 for small businesses to $100,000+ for enterprise networks.

Attackers compromise your trusted third-party providers, then pivot into your network through established trust relationships. In 2025, the Scattered Spider group used this technique to breach multiple major UK retailers simultaneously via a single service provider.

AI agents that automatically scrape social media, company websites, and public databases to build detailed employee profiles, map organizational hierarchies, and craft hyper-personalized spear-phishing campaigns — all without human intervention and at unprecedented scale.